Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-08
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Ha..iet Beecher stowe ID sow IS yse5
old.
J0hn Ras-fn's vrUats from BE book
auOvst 70 90 o9l year.
Russell sags pu. a5 per cent. Of ths let
y. he receives into bis Wa1f -oaaEe&
The Indianapolis odA Fellows are
as'out 70 erSet . statue o. schuyier ColfAx
In that city.
Ths sign TO Lei hsnsl On ne val q
the Brooklyn residences o. the late HsnrJ
Ward Beeehsr.
Ms. LoxAn he told her frfesds rot %
aaitats he subjscs of pension for her
again. as she has enough 70 I've O.
Queen Victoria paid zoo for the priv
Ie<a Of witness = the exclusive pfrfol M
ance which abe recently etteLdSd - the
olympic Hippodrome.
william 7. Coleman, Of Califoa ala. who
fasfers himself that he II 4 Presidential
noasibslit--. hiss fortune Of $4,000 90 3
aald heaa4 and big mnstaehe.
Col. Frank James, formerly Of 81
Is0uiF, h. secured eWploymant and set
tea in Denison- TexsT. After his excif-
ing career the ouliness OF life In q. Louis
weaFied him.
Mr.. Sol Smith Russell IL going 70 settle
IN Minnea1oIis with bic father-iH-law. Mr.
known ~ ''OiiveP Optic. ls now nearly
6 years old aAd has begr7 70 lose HE
heath.
Nj France =. Willard is to con
nected with the Rev. J. Cook In the pub
location Of the new prohibition jor-nal
Vic Willard u expected 20 fu4 lish the
intellectual motor and Mr.. Cook the lung
power.
The Palouse Gazette says: The young
ladies OF Ceifax have orgsnized bs,e
b. club and we're out for practice Wed
ReSday afte- 1o5n. We understand they
will app n in full uniform soon and after
sufficient practice will chAiienge their
brothers. cousins and Eweethearts TO q
match game. IL I 'hoOves the boys 70 Be
looking 10 their lAurels-
Pr ident Pierce's Cabinet was the emily
one which VT undisturbed b. re dena-
tons throughout the term Of 0f.cs. Two
mensl n Of the famous Cabinet clone
| survive. One ls Jefferson DeVis, whc
was Secretary Of War. and q now u
years Of age. The other is Judge Camp
/ bell Of PHILADELPHIA. who vas Post
master General under Pierce. He h nov
IS Il In gsod heatth and lives quietly Ii
the Qua<er City.
The history OF the trade dollar Is Eaor'
definite than the trade dollars where
abouts. All told there were SO % COO o
AnSH G3AAcas VI NutCn SAtfN 0AV -
known 70 have been exported and onll
| 81 y, 90 are known 70 have been br0ugb
back. This would leave &90O0.l . in thf
country. minus the losses incident 70 cir
culation The mint holds that net nor
than 81 000l o exist here. while tn
| Financial Chronicles urges that tn
amount Is probably s2OO00 900 or more
In foreign countries many were NJ
doubtedly melted down. as was likely tn
case In this country. when they ceaEed :
pass current except at bullion value.
Tho WP'lA WAlla Journal Il our autho.
ity for the following: A general cou
martial IL ordered to meet at Cam
sheridan. near Monmouth Hot SPRING
in the Yellowstone National Pafk, 20 cor
sist OF Captain Moses Harris. First cav
airy. President: Captain l.. A. lie 0ardG
Medical DEPARTMENT; First Lleutenan
Herbert x. Thutherly. Second LieuteRaE
Daniel l.. Tate, First Cavalry. OF Cam
sheridan, aud Firs. Lieutenant Frank A
Edwards and Second Lieutenant Jane
A. Aleshire. First Cavalry. from For
Custer, Montana Lieu enAnt AleahiF
has beeA appointed Judge Advocate G
the court